Shalom Cancels Trips to Israel Sayings of the Bratzlaver Nahman ken Simha (1770-1811), a great-grandson of Baal Shem Tot:, the founder of Hasidism, was one of the chief sources of the early literature on that move- ment. The center of his activities was the small Ukrainian town of Bi'atzlar, and he is therefore generally referred to as "the Bratzlarer.' Concerning Joy Even repentance should be at- tained through joy. We should rejoice so much in God that it will arouse in a regret for having of- fended Him. Through zealous labor in the performance of a holy deed, we can acquire joy God disli ∎ e melancholy and de- pressed spirit No one is entitled to excuse his lack of service to the Lord by affirming that he is engaged in business and must associate with vulgar folk. God is everywhere. He is among the most common of men; he is to be found in the lowliest occupation. Delve deeper and you will find a way to serve God in .verything and in every work and place. By the same token, no matter how low you may have fallen in your own esteem, bear in mind that if you delve deeply into your- self, you will discover holiness there. A holy spark resides there which through repentance you may Dinner at DARBY'S is a real treat • Visit Our New SKYLIGHT ROOM, Cocktail Lounge and Bar • AFTER 711EATRE Snacks . Dellzht LUNCHEON A Pleazure Joy is a cure for illnesses caused by melancholy. It is the duty of the joyful per- son to endeavor to bring to those in sadness and melancholy a por- tion of his mood. Concerning Knowledge Lack of proper understanding is the cause of all tribulations; per- fection of knowledge will banish them. The essence of a man is his mind and understanding. Hence where- ever his thoughts are, there he is. Let him but think holy thoughts, and he will he in a holy place. Anger and cruelty testify to a defect in man's knowledge. With increased understanding come calmness, peace. kindness and con- tentment. a Res. 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I WELCOME TO DETROIT'S NEWEST AND EXCITING RESTAURANT OPEN 7 DAYS 'TILL 2 A.M. VANNELLI'S Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge Serving Oysters, Clams, LOBSTERS, Steaks end Assorted Sea Foods 2672 E. GRAND BLVD. CARL'S CHOP HOUSE S/R BERT PERNIKOFF, on ac- tive duty with the U. S. Navy Re- serves, had the job of giving shots into the arm of other members aboard his ship . . . He returned home recently and was given a taste of his own medicine when an ex-shipmate did a turnabout and gave Bert six healthy shots in the arm! ... He is the son of Sam and Yetta Pernikoff. • * * GIVE WHAT YOU CAN! DO ALL YOU CAN! HELP KEEP ISRAEL'S HEAD HIGH! PRIVATE ROOMS FOR BANQUETS AND PARTIES The Stevensville Resort Hotel. Swan Lake, NY, has added an 18 hole golf course to its facilities. The course which is 7070 yards long has as its pro Jimmy Basile. STEAKS. CHOPS. DTC. Music by Muzak WHEN HARRIET HOLLANDER resigned as teacher at Frost Junior High recently to devote full time to her oncoming motherhood, the 7th graders in her class decided to give her their own personal baby shower and all presented Harriet with gifts . . . She is married to Leo Hollander, teacher at Oak Park High. • * Stevensville Resort Hotel Adds 18 Hole Golf Club SEA FOODS 3020 GRAND RIVER. MORE THAN FIVE MONTHS ago, Frank Silverman, credit man- ager at Sinai Hospital, would daily see Betty Seidman of the nursing office, waiting for a bus ... Finally he asked her if she wanted a ride . . . That "pickup" has blossomed into a beautiful marriage as Frank and Betty celebrate their five- month anniversary. * TO 9-3988 Famous for American & Italian Food • Steaks • Chops • Seafood For Over 25 Years Free Parkins TO 1-6040 18300 Woodward TR 4-2870 MOLLTE ANN BINDFS, five- year-old daughter of harri , ter Jack and Susan Bindes. was waiting for grandpa, Morrie Bindes, to come over and visit on a recent Sunday . . . He finally showed up at 2:30 in the afternoon ... and Mollie Ann exclaimed. "Where you been. Grandpa? Fie been waiting for you." . MOrrie said he had been playing golf. and little Mollie Ann curtly asked. "Who's more omport- ant, me or golf?" A D WE n E eK n Lun 7 aD a. An Y iS e OP eEN • Exotic Tropical Cocktails and Food • Buffet Luncheons 2121 CASS (N. of Gd. River) 962-1434 ''LAM SHOP Danny Raskin's The Zim Lines announced that the S.S. Shalom will sail from New York June 30 on a five-day cruise to Bermuda instead of her regularly scheduled t r ans- Atlantic voyage to Israel, which was cancelled owing to the emerg- ency in the Middle East. The Ber- muda cruise will be followed by two additional cruises to Montreal, Canada. Avner Manor, executive vice president of the American-Israeli Shipping Co., Inc.. U.S. representa- P rom it. tives of the Zim Lines, said that Concerning Charity the Shalom had been expected to When you give aid to scholars, sail for Haifa with some 600 pas- you gain a share in their learn- sengers June 30 but that many INTEREST IN DOING something ing. ' cancellations came in after last He who restores to its owner month's warning by the State De- for the Israel emergency has a stolen object is like one who partment to U.S. citizens not to reached so many many, regardless gives to charity. visit the Middle East. The liner's of age, race.' color, creed or reli- lie who gives a penny to a poor July 14 Westbound sailing from gion . . . Little Paul Issacson, 8- man receives six blessings: he who Haifa to New York is also can- year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. Harold shows his sympathy with the poor celled. E. Issacson, writes to the Jewish man receives eleven blessings. National Fund, "I was emptying my The Shalom's cruise to Bermuda He who feels resentment when bank and I found Sl. and decided over the Fourth of July week-end, he beholds a man prospering who will depart 6 p.m. June 30 and to give it to Israel. I will send you formerly was poor is a partner ; more next month." . . . A Turkish return to New York 8 a.m. July 5. o f Sat an. The vessel will spend two full doctor in Detroit sent a contribu- He who gives charity with a tion via messenger to the JNF of- days in Bermuda where she will smile is truly a wholehearted man. serve as hotel for her passengers. fice on Wyoming . . One of the Charity is greater than the , JNF girls answered the phone and The Shalom's summer schedule was told, "What a gallant little sacrifices brought to the altar: yet of cruises to Canada and Expo '67 nation you have. Please accept my kindness is greater than charity. Kind-hearted folk should be; will begin July 6 with an 11-day contribution and may God give you watchful lest their kindness does' cruise, followed by a 10-day cruise luck!" . . . Sarah Kaplan. wife of not result in more evil than good. July 17. Percy Kaplan. Detroit JNF execu- tive director, tells of the many ne- gios who have been coming in to give what they can . . . One negro lady told Sarah, "We haven't got much. but the Lord knows Israel needs whatever it is more than we do!" * f. * Open 7 Days a Week for Buffet Lunch-Dinner or Coffee Break. 11 a.m. 'til 8:30 p.m. Complete catering and carry-out. (WOOdw1.0,11 N. ) unter Blvd. 647.4506 of Birmingham - Bloomfield C 3 fan into a consuming flame which will burn away the dross of un- holiness and unworthiness. Passion and desire surround understanding as the shell, the kernel; break through the shell and thereby attain understanding. He who is able to write a book and does not write it is as one who has lost a child. Every author should weigh his work to determine whether it has any connection with the "Book of Humanity," namely, whether hu- manity will receive any benefit THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 32 — Friday, June 16, 1967 Free Parking. TE 3-0700 Private Banquet Rooms for wedding parties. Serving the World's Finest Steaks. Chops and Sea Foods for more than 26 sitars. All Beef aged in our eellarS. Entertainment at Stevensville this summer will feature comme- dians Dick Shawn, beginning July 5, and Myron Cohen, beginning July 15.